37/38 371, 372.)] [Footnote 82: The Libri Carolini, (Spanheim, p. 443-529,) composed in the palace or winter quarters of Charlemagne, at Worms, A.D.790, and sent by Engebert to Pope Hadrian I., who answered them by a grandis et verbosa epistola, (Concil.tom.vii.p. 1553.) The Carolines propose 120 objections against the Nicene synod and such words as these are the flowers of their rhetoric--Dementiam.... priscae Gentilitatis obsoletum errorem .... argumenta insanissima et absurdissima.... |